American Barcode and RFID Educates the World about RFID

Phoenix, October 10, 2007 – American Barcode and RFID Inc. (AB&R) has made available via their website the RFID Basics For Dummies book for free.

The need to implement RFID may be causing some organizations sleepless nights. Everyday more and more retailers are requiring their suppliers to jump on the RFID bandwagon, and the RFID Basics book can help address the challenges and help organizations discover how to set up and deploy a network.

AB&R proceeded to provide this complimentary book to help educate organizations that are looking to integrate RFID into their day-to-day business practices. The educational RFID book will help demystify RFID, compare different types of RFID tags, and explain in detail how to set up and test readers.

RFID Basics for Dummies provides a wide range of chapters that explain different aspects of the technology:

Taking the Mystery out of RFID
Why RFID is King of the Hill
Making Basic RFID Decisions About Your RFID System
The Makeup of an RFID Network
How Technology Becomes a Working System
Seeing Different RFID Systems at Work
Testing for Best Tag Design and Placement
Manufacturers That Make RFID Easy

About American Barcode and RFID

AB&R is a nationally-recognized consultant and systems integrator of innovative Automatic Identification and Data Collection (AIDC) solutions for virtually any manufacturing, wholesale distribution or healthcare application. AB&R is a total solutions provider, specializing in barcode, radio frequency identification (RFID) and access control technologies. Based in Phoenix, Arizona and with sales offices throughout the United States, AB&R is committed to helping medium-to-large companies realize cost savings, operational efficiencies and increased security.

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